By Zuleihat Owuiye, Nigeria

Ghanaian preacher Nigel Gaisie has cautioned fellow man of God Prophet Roja against becoming too deeply involved in politics.

Gaisie’s warning comes amid discussions surrounding the relationship between religious leaders and political affairs in Ghana.

The founder of the Prophetic Hill Chapel reportedly advised Roja to exercise caution in his political engagements, suggesting that excessive involvement in politics could become a distraction from his spiritual responsibilities.

Religious leaders in Ghana have often expressed opinions on political developments, with some openly commenting on government policies, elections and the conduct of public officials.

While some believe pastors and prophets have a responsibility to speak on national issues, others argue that excessive political involvement could affect public confidence in their religious work.

Gaisie’s caution to Roja highlights the ongoing debate over the appropriate role of religious figures in the country’s political landscape.

However, details of the specific political activities that prompted Gaisie’s warning were not provided in the available report.

The comments have drawn attention to the need for religious leaders to balance their participation in national discussions with their primary responsibilities to their congregations.

Neither further details of the exchange nor Roja’s response to the caution were included in the report.